Small ovular stone with engraving on one side. Decoration in a central line with two small fan shapes intersecting it at ends and two dots in between cross lines; two bands go around edge.

Sculpture of a human face and neck attached to a grey stone base (part b). Hair is textured, eyes are slanted, mouth is closed, and base widens towards the bottom.

Square bead with central hole for stringing. Surface is polished.

L-shaped pendant with flat sides; one end is wider than the other. Stringing hole is near thinner end.

Square bead with flat ends. Circular stringing hole is slightly off-centre.

Unknown object. May be a household god. It resembles a fish (has pectoral fin and 2 side fins) with very sharp teeth. Face is carved on both sides. It has a small hole in the bottom and therefore may have been attached to something at one time.

Grey pendant with one pointy end and one end that has a bowl carved out of it; the bowl has a short protrusion from it in line with the length of the pendant. The bowl has two small holes through its walls on either side of the protrusion; the length between the bowl and the point is faintly shaped into a spiral.

Square seal of grey-green stone with reddish streak; red and black deposit on face, which is carved with three Chinese characters. Handle is narrower than seal and has irregular round hole.

Necklace of 104 irregularly shaped and unevenly coloured beads of green stone, strung on green thread with knots between beads.

Grey with red pendant with one pointy end and one end that has a bowl carved out of it; the bowl has a short protrusion from it in line with the length of the pendant. The bowl has two small holes through its walls on either side of the protrusion; the length between the bowl and the point is shaped into a spiral.